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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
4
A collage of adages and community news from Little Yellow Creek items notes a heavy rain, visits among local families, and residents like Theodore McCollum and Albert Wallace. It mentions upgrades such as Ernest Wallace opening a barber shop in Winigan after finishing at Try City Barber College.
A quirky collection of maxims on romance and generosity. A short girl skirts fate by reversing stripes on her skirt. Friendship proves fragile when money troubles arise. Lovers and brides provoke laughter or annoyance as money, compliments, and pride shape responses. A line about listening women closes the list.
June weather remains cool causing many farmers to replant corn. Local social notes include visits among Pulliam, Monroe, and Smith families. multiple households hosted guests over the weekend. Reports mention new baby girls for Brown and Cassity, and relatives visiting in Brookfield and Willard areas.
Gross Roads and Cora D G Havens shipped hogs from Cora on Thursday. Several from the commute were shopping in Browning. Nora Harmon Finn and Jennings were in Milan taking teacher examinations Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs J H Tharp and Roy Marlay visited the A L May home south of Milan. Earnest, Alice and Flora attended movies last Saturday night. Mr and Mrs G son Alfred D with Mrs Vesta Dodson of Milan were over Sunday. Artis Franklin went one day last week in town.
Purdin items noted amid cool rain as residents report wet conditions. Weather conditions impact local activities with forecasts calling for continued showers through the week.
Saturday night brief rain touched North East Linn. Families and friends visited homes including Cleo Clapp, Roy McCollum, Aunt Maggie Brewer, Uncle Ham Yount, Perry Christian, Ben Purdin, Charley Cordray, Noel Cordray, F. M. Cattey, grandma Wallace, Otis McCollum, and Robert Cattey. A sick cow near Perry McCollum received veterinary milk fever treatment from Doctor Bradley. Ben Cattey traveled to Ford. Mrs. Russel Crist, Paul, and Mrs. Barbra McCollum visited I. J. McCollum.
Shafter sheriff Emmett Phillips and District Deputy Sumalt appeared in the region this week, with local officials noting their movement and possible law enforcement activity in the area.
M W A lodge screened The Hour Glass Tuesday at Smith Hall drawing a crowd and prompting two showings. Kenneth Correan and James Crookshanks of Moberly visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pridemore, and other relatives in the neighborhood. Also noted: Wild Horseman at the Saturday show. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Bryan Molloy and Miss Letha Morris. Baskett visitors and local calls involve Earl Smith, Preston Baskett, Gus Coulter, and L. Arnold family relations and visits.
Mrs D P Myers and daughter Anna Lee spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Noel Singleton. Mr and Mrs Verne Stevenson and baby were Sunday dinner guests of his parents, Owen and Mrs Stevenson. W L Baker was in Purdin on Wednesday. Clarence Lantz and son traveled through Sahfter to Linneus from Laredo. Betty and Noval Gooch dinner guests of Jerry Gooch. Miss Ruth Talbert of Browning spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs Noel Singleton. Rained out the show Saturday night. Strawberries and cream and new potatoes mentioned.
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